Solo Bushcraft Overnight - Moss Shelter, Natural Spring Water, Firewood Shack, Campfire Cooking скачать в хорошем качестве

Solo Bushcraft Overnight - Moss Shelter, Natural Spring Water, Firewood Shack, Campfire Cooking

Join me as I return to my moss bushcraft shelter I constructed last fall. I build a small firewood storage area, collect water from a natural spring, and cook up a delicious campfire meal. The shelter is holding up great. It's been about 11 months since I first made it, and it's still standing firm and the moss roof still looks great. Probably next summer I will have to do some touch-ups to the roof, but for this trip it was plenty sufficient cover. The meal I cooked was a simple campfire dish that tastes great and is sure to fill up a hungry belly. It consisted of two potatoes, one onion, a few pepperonis, seasoning, and some oil. The potatoes and onion were chopped up then fried in the oil until golden brown. They were covered with a healthy dose of seasoning for flavour. Once the vegetables were cooked I added the sliced pepperoni and cooked the dish for a few more minutes before eating. It's a delicious meal and one of my favourites to make over the campfire. Thank you to everyone who watches, I hope you enjoy it. Be sure to subscribe if you want to be informed when I upload future videos. Frequently asked questions / extra information: Where was this filmed? Alberta, Canada. What was the temperature? Day temp : 15 degrees Celsius Night temp: 5 degrees Celsius Are there dangerous animals in this area? This area is home to many different animals, some of which are black bears, girzzly bears, wolves, and mountain lions. I've never had any issues with wildlife. They tend to leave humans alone. I do carry bear spray with me for protection. What was I drinking? Natural spring water, green tea, and whiskey. Gear used: Knife - Helle Sigmund Hatchet - Marbles 700DB Bedroll - Two queen sized wool blankets and a foam sleep pad. Backpack - Kelty Redwing 44 Tea Kettle - Woods brand. Unsure of model name. Cook Set - Woods Nootka cook set. Pants - Waxed cotton pants. Camera - iPhone 6 mounted on a tripod. No fancy camera, lenses, or microphones. I only use the one phone to film and I move it around to get my different shots/angles. If you have any other questions or comments please leave them below.